So, I was doing a knowledge transfer session[1] last week, and I was struck by the way that my brain seemed to be answering the questions. It felt almost like there was a structure inside that was taking the input from the questions, and outputting the answers in a different part of the brain.<\/p>\n
It felt different from the hash functions that I mentioned before<\/a>. Those felt like they were hash functions[2] implemented in software, the structure above felt more like inflexible hardware, like you put a problem in, it or something upstream abstracts the problem to a useable form, it spits the answer out automatically and gives you that answer before you know it.<\/p>\n Hardware can be fun sometimes.<\/p>\n But this was the first time that I really felt that thoughts and reactions I was having were completely the result of brain hardware rather than software. It was a most interesting feeling.<\/p>\n It felt more like channels or a Pachinko<\/a>\/Peggle<\/a> game.<\/p>\n It’s interesting the contrast here. When you’re trying to get something creative out of your brain, it’s like fish jumping out of water, and you’re trying to relax to allow yourself to see them and express them<\/a>. When you’re answering a question, you’re taking the words in, and passing them through a filter and hash function. When you’re solving a problem, sometimes it’s all processed through some kind of a hardware structure.<\/p>\n Some might use the analogy of sound waves traveling through a Crystalline Entity, but I like the analogy of a collagen structure with the cells removed that concepts can travel through to and from specific places, so you could have a graph in many directions or dimensions, perhaps simultaneously[3]<\/p>\n Your brain structure can be dictating your answers to questions, perhaps not always your thoughts. Fascinating.<\/p>\n [1]PM me if you want to know more!<\/p>\n [2]They felt like hash functions both because they were in software, but more importantly because they each worked in one direction only, or with a specific ‘twig’ not the same as others'[4].<\/p>\n [3]Do these thoughts ever collide?<\/p>\n [4](Other people or other twigs<\/a>)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So, I was doing a knowledge transfer session[1] last week, and I was struck by the way that my brain seemed to be answering the questions. It felt almost like there was a structure inside that was taking the input from the questions, and outputting the answers in a different part of the brain. It … Continue reading Brain Structure vs. Brain Thoughts vs. Hash Functions<\/span>